What is concept-oriented system analysis? What is the difference between it and the traditional analysis mode?

1. Concept-oriented means that the power of system analysis comes from concept, and traditional models (structure-oriented and object-oriented) start from "requirement analysis"; 2. The concept-oriented analysis mode is to adopt human thinking mode and build the system dynamically based on the deep thinking principle; The traditional mode is to use tools and specifications to analyze the content, which does not provide an effective analysis method for the business, but limits the analysis idea (the common software engineering is to use tools to collect business data or summarize the business according to the process, so it is out of touch with software engineering). The concept-oriented system has only one concept, and all business essence is focused on the concept, spiral closed loop, adaptability and smooth transition. The traditional model is based on business and business content, and the expansion of business analysis does not converge, which leads to the disconnection between business analysis and system analysis. The success or failure of system construction depends entirely on the ability of conversion between systems, that is, the ability of demand analysis, which requires high-end compound talents, thus causing a huge talent bottleneck.